I Love The Sun Trailer (1966)
A coming-of-age drama based on a novel by Kei Moriyama.
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A coming-of-age drama based on a novel by Kei Moriyama.
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Mitsuo Wakasugi Director
Gen'ichi Hara Writer
Kei Moriyama Novel
Michiaki Watanabe Music
Kan Inoue Cinematography
Taiyô ga daisuki Trailer
Japan 11 May 1966
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12 September 1966
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23 December 1966
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